OPC Toolbox Extension for Windows CE

Develop your DA, AE and XML-DA clients and servers for Windows CE devices and Windows mobile PDAs with the OPC Toolbox CE extension.

• Complete C++ framework including wizards, diagnostic tools and a class library
• For platforms with x86, StrongARM and XScale processors
• Contains the complete source code
• No runtime licenses

Functions

• The Windows CE extensions are based on the DA, AE, XML-DA toolkits of the OPC Toolbox version 4.1x
• Windows clients and servers can be easily ported to Windows CE
• The created OPC servers and clients use the DCOM support or Web services (XML-DA) included in Windows CE
• A demo OPC server and other samples are available for Windows CE
• Extensive optimization options
• Can be ported to customer-specific hardware with other processors within just a few days by the OPC Competence Center (Windows CE portation recommended)
• Demo version available for x86 platforms
• Customer references available for x86, StrongARM and XScale CPUs

System requirements

• The toolkits are available for the following Windows CE versions:
  • Windows CE .NET 4.x
  • Windows CE 5.0

Vendor: Softing AG

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Softing, a member of OPC Europe and the Technical Advisory Council of the OPC Foundation and author of the Book "OPC – From Data Access to Unified Architecture," actively contributes to the success of OPC by providing high quality OPC products that enable their customers to stay in the lead. Softing is one of world's first providers of OPC development tools. Today, Softing is a leading vendor of OPC / OPC UA toolkits for Windows, Windows CE, Linux, VxWorks and others, OPC servers, OPC productivity enhancement tools, trainings, consulting and services. Worldwide, ten thousands of OPC products, based on Softing's OPC Toolbox are installed in factory automation, process industry, building automation and other areas. With over 250 employees, the Softing Group today generates annual sales in excess of EUR 30 million. Many of the products Softing has developed since its foundation in 1979 have since become globally recognized standards.